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- Researcher (Martin Bright)
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Biographies
Frederick Bouldstridge (b. 14 Dec 1806), Clerkenwell, London, England, Baptised 04 Jan 1807 Saint James, Clerkenwell, London, England
(Information taken from the Bolstridge Ono-Name Study Database)
https://www.bolstridge.co.uk/genealogy/index.php
Trial:
04 Jul 1836
Quarter Sessions, Surrey, England
Transported:
18 Mar 1837
Place:
New South Wales, Australia
General
FREDERICK BOULDSTRIDGE, theft : simple grand larceny.
The Proceedings of the Old Bailey Ref: t18281023-117
23 Oct 1828
Trial Summary:
Crime(s): theft : simple grand larceny,
Punishment Type: imprisonment,
(Punishment details may be provided at the end of the trial.)
Verdict: Guilty: with recommendation,
Name search for: FREDERICK BOULDSTRIDGE,
Crime Location: St. John-street, Clerkenwell
Associated Records...
Original Text:
Fifth Middlesex Jury - before Mr. Common Sergeant.
2060. FREDERICK BOULDSTRIDGE was indicted for stealing, on the 7th of October, 1 pair of shoes, value 12s. , the
goods of Daniel Dobell .
DANIEL DOBELL. I am a boot-maker, and live in St. John-street, Clerkenwell. On the 7th of October, I went out, about a
quarter-past seven o'clock in the evening, leaving my boy Sanders in care of my shop - I returned about five minutes
before eight, and he told me that Mr. Parker had detained the prisoner offering a pair of shoes to pawn, which I knew to
be mine.
JAMES SANDERS . I am in the employ of the prosecutor: he went out on the evening of the 7th of October - I went to
sleep in the parlour, and in the meantime the man came and took the shoes out of the window - it awoke me, and I
looked up, and missed them.
HENRY PARKER . I am shopman to a pawnbroker on Clerkenwell-green. The pair of shoes were offered at our shop by
the prisoner; I detained him, and sent for the constable.
HENRY BURGESS . I went to the shop, and took the prisoner.(Property produced and sworn to.)
Individual Report for Frederick Bouldstridge
General (cont.)
Prisoner's Defence. A man asked me to pawn them for 6s., and said he would give me 1s. for myself.
GUILTY . Aged 23.
Recommended to Mercy by the Prosecutor.
Confined Three Months .
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In May session at the Old Bayley in 1832
Frederick Bouldstridge was found not guilty of Larceny from the Person
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On 2 April 1835
Frederick Boulstridge was found guilty of Larceny from the Person
Sentenced to 3 Months
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At the Surrey Quarter Sessions in 1836
on the 4th July found Guilty of Larceny from the person and sentanced to 7 years Transportation
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NB also from Convict arrivals in New South Wales
FREDERICK BOWSTRIDGE age 30 Date of arrival in NSW 10 Jul 1837 Ship MANGLES
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Sentenced
Larcency from the person would usually mean that Frederick was a Pickpocket
Sources
1. [S611] Proceedings of the Old Bailey 1674 - 1834, Humanities Research Institute, ( On Line Resource; Location: Sheffield University;).
Age 23 in 1828
2. [S661] Parish Registers LND, Clerkenwell St James, (Location: Via Ancestry.c
Submitted by Researcher (Martin Bright) on 6 February 2024
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There are currently no research notes attached to this convict. Sources
- The National Archives (TNA) : HO 11/11, p.22
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